Pollyanna author depicts divorce through child Mary Marie
Eleanor H Porter writes a vivid novel seen through Mary Marie daughter of a serious professor and his frivolous wife. The diary chronicles overheard views on divorce as a knife, a jump in the dark, a rich man’s comedy and a poor man’s tragedy. The February Companion serializes it in three parts.
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